one of the last remaining farmhouses (with approximately 4-6 hectares of natural land).

One of the last remaining estate buildings of its kind in the country:
The Goddin estate manager's house, with 7,000 (or up to 45,000?!) square meters of additional natural land, including wooded areas, meadows, a garden, and ponds.

Highlights:
Located in the Mecklenburg Lake District, near the Ivenack estate (a lake with an island, home to some of the oldest oak trees in Central Europe, and an extensive park with a treetop walk). This is one of the last examples of its type: a barn-style estate building, formerly the estate manager's house of what was once the largest estate in the country by area (7,902 hectares – the Plessen family estate, including the Ivenack estate on the lake and in the park with the oldest oak trees in Central Europe). After many years of vacancy, it is now ready for a new purpose, with 7,000 (+ 45,000?!) square meters of green space, in a very peaceful and quiet location on the edge of a field, with trees, a garden, fields/pasture/meadow, 2 or 3 ponds, and the possibility of bringing new life to the property, which consists of three separate buildings (a 1,550 square meter main house, a stable/grain storage area/attic, and a shed), through private residences, with a studio/loft, and/or independent/self-employed work, all within the beautiful "Mecklenburg" natural landscape. A truly competitive purchase price (typical for this type of project, often with options for rent-to-own) completes the picture. The property boasts a unique architectural design and an exceptionally peaceful location on the edge of a field, with unobstructed views. The land area, which can be expanded through additional purchase or lease, is larger than shown in the aerial photograph (marked in red).
It can be further expanded by incorporating adjacent natural areas (to the right, left, and towards the field):
- 3 areas with ponds, owned by the municipality.
- 1 area with established trees and an integrated garden area or orchard, owned privately.

The building features a two-story design with a large mansard roof.
- Upper floor (D.G.): Formerly a granary, now with an open-plan design featuring exposed beams.
- Ground floor (E.G.): Formerly a living area behind the central facade, with 1 former retail space ("grocery store"), 1 stable area, and 1 outbuilding on the ground floor, with ground-level access.
= 1,550 square meters, including the attic space.

This property is ideally suited for group housing, communal living, assisted living/hospice facilities, preventative care centers, children's and youth homes, as a (Ayurvedic) wellness center, or as a meditation and cultural center, offering a mix of private residences, studios, lofts, seminars, courses, and events (+ "open-air" options)! A type of "agricultural school" with adjacent demonstration gardens (for permaculture, terra preta, etc., including animal husbandry) as an "academy in the fields" would be very suitable for this location. The large, quiet, and green property can certainly be directly integrated into the aforementioned functions and uses.

In conclusion: This is a residential and commercial property for nature lovers, connoisseurs, and enthusiasts of unique historical properties. It has been vacant for some time, is in a partially gutted state ("shell" condition), with corresponding structural damage, but still has acceptable construction quality, rural charm, a good layout, and usability. Please note: potential expansion areas:
1) to the left of the path: a smaller pond with trees.
2) to the right, slightly below the house: a larger pond with a meadow.
3) northeast (to the right, above the house): woodland with an "integrated" garden.
4) A portion of the land above area 2: woodland and shrubbery.

Further information and pictures are available upon request.

DATA SHEET: Estate Manager's House / Barn Estate
Goddin:
Am Gutshof 1 – 3
17153 Ivenack, District of Goddin
District of Stavenhagen
District of Mecklenburgische Seenplatte
Year of Construction: First half of the 18th century
Land Area: 7,000 square meters
Cadastral District: Goddin
Parcel Numbers: 87 / 88 / 89 / 90 / 91 + 96
Usable Area: 2 x 650 square meters
Gross Floor Area (Ground Floor): 877 square meters
Net Floor Area (Ground Floor): 657 square meters
+ Attic
+ Attic Space (Potential for development)
Bricks: Monastery format (28 x 14 x 7 cm)
Half-timbering + Wooden beam ceiling
3-part structure with a 3-axis central projection
Ground floor left: Stables + Living area
Ground floor center: Farm shop (retail) + Passage, central staircase to upper floors
Ground floor right: Living area + Garage
(+ Large number of stored bricks...)
Roof: Mansard hip roof, double dovetail tile covering (partially renewed)
Various storage dormers + small mansard windows. On the ground floor, various floor-to-ceiling windows are bricked up; opening during renovation and new use is recommended...
Available Documents:
Architectural plan with floor plan and construction drawings
Sketch of roof structure / Construction drawings
Design plan for park and garden area
Large natural plot with open field views. Various, directly adjacent natural plots may be available from municipal ownership, etc. Private land is being expanded (i.e., purchased or leased) to include:
(1 'forest plot' with an existing, former orchard and pond (0.4 hectares)
1 large natural plot with a former garden area (approximately 2,500 square meters) or fruit trees
plus 2 plots of 1 hectare each, with ponds =
a total plot that can be expanded up to 45,000 square meters; discussions have already begun…)
Condition: The property is stripped and cleared, requiring renovation, and is in a somewhat acceptable condition.
Purchase price: €169,000
Rent-to-own option available with a €120,000 down payment for partner company PROJECT 7-E…
Brokerage fee (real estate agent commission):
Both the buyer and seller are responsible for 50% of the commission, which is 6.95% of the selling price, and this amount includes statutory value-added tax. Payment is due 7 days after notarization. More details available upon request! DLM / Karl Heinz Schäfer
(Information available at 0160 93 20 37 02)
Please note: We are exclusively responsible for the sale of the property mentioned above. We therefore ask that all inquiries and correspondence be directed to us. Viewings can be arranged after prior consultation and by appointment only, provided that you have informed us of your intended use, your needs, and the resources available to you to implement your plans and projects.